Hello,
I have a date string looking like the following:
"Sun May 30 07:25:17 2010"
With Python 2.6, the %f is supported (it parses the microseconds), so
that this statement works:
dt = datetime.strptime(s, "%a %b %d %H:%M:%f %Y")
However, with Python 2.5, (which is supported on the live Webfaction
server I'm using), %f is not supported.
Is there a straightforward way to simply ignore the :17 microseconds
in the original string?
Maybe force it to "00" ? - but without having to actually change the
original string by removing the ":17" ?
If I simply leave out the ":%f" in the strptime call, I get back a "
ValueError: time data did not match format: data=Sun May 30
19:33:54 2010 fmt=%a %b %d %H:%M %Y
Hoping for a simple solution that someone is familiar with
Thanks
Steve
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